U.S. retail sales grow for fifth consecutive month
Retail sales jumped 1.9% last month, better than economists expected
- By: The Associated Press
- October 16, 2020 October 16, 2020
- 10:29
Retail sales jumped 1.9% last month, better than economists expected
A new report from PwC examines the pandemic’s effects on the real estate market
Sales were up 45.6% from last year
U.S. investors, meanwhile, are increasingly skeptical
But remaining at home comes with a price tag, according to StatsCan
Over 40% have suffered online security incidents during pandemic, StatsCan reports
The pandemic has intensified concerns such as labour practices, diversity and safety
Research finds disconnect in investors' reported risk tolerance
More than $81.6 billion was paid to 8.9 million people through the CERB
Kirkland Lake Gold and Yamana Gold plan to hike dividends
Most active managers underperformed amid extreme volatility
Two in five Canadians say their finances deteriorated during the first wave
U.S. bank saw few loan losses during the quarter
If true, the economic contraction would be the worst annual plunge since the Great Depression
The consumer price index rose 0.2% last month
The bank's net income fell to $3.23 billion from $4.91 billion a year ago
Expect a pullback in housing sales and prices, says a TD Economics report
The high-net-worth audit program saw spending growth of 3,000%
Low rates and higher financing needs have driven an increase in lending
Refusal to finance ANWR exploration shows real commitment on climate
The Covid-19 recession will have impacts beyond an uncertain recovery
Global fees are up 14% from last year